Robin Armstrong Neil’s love of natural goodness has earned Whole Life Market 20 years of success and satisfied patrons. You owe it to your health to investigate its offerings – 680 North 4th Street in Highlands or visit
wholelifemarketnc.com.
Clean air, pure water, and compassionate care were the hallmarks of Dr. Mary Lapham’s bold tuberculosis treatments.
“Wherever you go, there you are”… and Bud Hyatt’s book tells you where “there” is.
This beautifully maintained historic home is steeped in golden memories.
Despite an occasionally rocky course, after 30 years Highlands Lawn and Garden is still green and growing. Visit highlandslawnandgarden.com for more information.
This year’s Jan Wyatt Symposium, set for June 20, will explore Cashiers’ earliest days and the bold settlers who made it work. For more information, visit cashiershistoricalsociety.org.
A simple resolution to increase learning opportunities on the Plateau has blossomed into a happy, thriving enterprise.
Cashiers Historical Society’s busy 2024 calendar ensures that the past is not simply remembered, it’s celebrated. For instance, there’s the Airing of the Quilts, set for May 24-25.
With 10 years of continuous usage by the Highlands community, the vision that led to Kelsey-Hutchinson Founder’s Park has proved just as clear as its namesakes’ bold plan to create a town in the Southern Appalachians.
With a full calendar of events and activities, Cashiers Historical Society is making a bit of history itself. For all dates and information, check out CHS at cashiershistoricalsociety.org.
